I Transmigrated to the Xiang River as a Red Army Soldier, but I Don’t Know How to Do Anything
穿越湘江是红军但是啥都不会啊
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- 592k Words
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- Urban
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- War & Espionage
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- 1y ago
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It's the only one of its kind that you can watch. Basically, it has an online IQ. There are some minor mistakes but not many.
, The plot of this book is close and realistic and readable.
Since Li Yunlong, Ding Wei, and Kong Jie are written, the protagonist should travel through the world of "Bright Sword". I think the protagonist can ask people like Zhao Gang, Wei Monk, and Zhang Dabiao to come over when the time comes.
The writing is very good, I didn't like reading it in the early stage, but it's okay. The anti-Japanese part is very exciting, the Battle of Songhu, the Battle of Nanjing, and the Battle of Xuzhou are really good. It's much better than other movies I've seen.
It's okay, except for the small flaws in the writing, it's about four points more and three points less.
Written based on many historical facts. I personally think it is better than many anti-war novels. Maybe it's because I prefer reading novels based on history.
The inheritance of history can make up for the huge regrets. I am grateful to our ancestors for the country they have built with their lives and blood. Don't forget your original intention and remember your heroic spirit forever! I like it, come on (ง •̀_•́)ง Give me five stars for encouragement!
It's good to watch, but the protagonist is already so grown up, and I don't want to see the protagonist leading a small team to fight special operations again.
It's well written and well organized. The only thing is that it would be better if the protagonist had some space.
What is the protagonist's map setting like? You can see the terrain and everything, and you know where the enemy is, but have you never discovered where the enemy's weak point is?